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The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Established 1885

The Washburn Review
Savannah Workman

Savannah Workman, Journalist

All content by Savannah Workman
Débora Silva performs at Washburn University, taking lessons with Dr. Zsolt Eder.

Musician shares her story of playing around the world

Savannah Workman, Journalist
November 19, 2021
Lenora and her mother Bobbi Broyles attend the mineral show where Lenora can learn about rocks, while identifying ones out of a tub.

64th Mineral Society rocks the Topeka community

Savannah Workman, Journalist
October 27, 2021
Suicide Awareness: Washburn Student Government Association is working to upgrade the teaching styles of mental health in WU 101. The courses have not had adequate representation.

WSGA pushes to advance the discussion of mental health in WU 101

Savannah Workman, Journalist
October 26, 2021
Mental Health: Is Washburn doing enough?

Mental Health: Is Washburn doing enough?

Savannah Workman, Journalist
April 30, 2021
Bleak future: "The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming" reveals a future where the earth's ecosystem has fallen apart. Our choices today may change that eventual outcome.

Book Review: “The Uninhabitable Earth” tells story of climate impact

Savannah Workman, Journalist
April 6, 2021
A successful convention geared towards young black men

A successful convention geared towards young black men

Savannah Workman, Journalist
March 30, 2021
Abby Trautman addresses student concerns in presidential bid

Abby Trautman addresses student concerns in presidential bid

Savannah Workman, Journalist
March 13, 2021
Relics from the past: The mobile museum starts with artifacts from the Slave Era, moving to the Jim Crow South, displaying microaggressions and vulgarity towards African Americans. Each item had it's own story to tell.

Black history 101 mobile museum visits Washburn

Savannah Workman, Journalist
March 6, 2021
Sustainability is Possible: Each panelist brought another point off view to the discussion. Their discussion led to a fruitful conversation on sustainable practices.

Approaches and Arguments for Sustainable Practices: A Panel Discussion.

Savannah Workman, Journalist
February 25, 2021
Run fast, vault high: Washburn's senior pole vaulter Virgi Scardanza talking with assistant coach Rick Attig after a great vault. She always gives 100% each time she pole vaults.

Virgi Scardanzan pole vaults into 2021

Savannah Workman, Journalist
February 10, 2021
What are your thoughts about going back to in-person classes after the worst month of Coronavirus deaths in the US so far?

Bods on the Block: Students come back to campus

Madison Dean and Savannah Workman
February 9, 2021
Temporarily Closed: The capitol building and other state offices were closed for two days. This was a precautionary measure by Governor Kelly.

Topeka capital shut down as Biden is inaugurated

Savannah Workman, Journalist
January 20, 2021
Perfect Scenery: Dr. Stoica posing in front of a canal in Bruges, Belgium. He enjoyed bringing his class to this beautiful location.

Dr. Stoica leads students on adventures through study abroad program

Savannah Workman, Journalist
January 20, 2021
Reaching New Heights: Marketing student, Junior Abigail McCrory receives award, recognizing her effort at Washburn but also in Topeka. She looks forward to giving back to the Topeka community in the years to come.

Abigail McCrory achieves magnificent seven award

Savannah Workman, Journalist
November 15, 2020
Ethics studies applies to music

Ethics studies applies to music

Savannah Workman, Journalist
November 12, 2020
Growing in number: New recruits into Delta Gamma stand by the anchor with strength and hope. These sisters act with intention and lead by example.

Freshman Finding Sisterhood

Zoey Nichols and Savannah Workman
October 9, 2020
Calling Shots: Cannon reflects on Employee of the Year

Calling Shots: Cannon reflects on Employee of the Year

Savannah Workman, Journalist
September 28, 2020
Community member Karen Pope holds a message at her side at TPAC to show support for local policemen.

Us and Them

Savannah Workman, Journalist
September 2, 2020
Emma Barger talked with passion about Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. She has been a member for several years.

WU Fest fall 2020

Savannah Workman, Journalist
August 26, 2020
Washburn students using REC equipment while wearing masks and staying six feet apart.

COVID-19 Changes at the SRWC

Sarah Buchanan and Savannah Workman
August 26, 2020
Class and a show: Director of Forensic Chemical Science Holly O'Neill teaches online class. She dresses up as different characters, switching and swapping wigs, during a mock trial – making students laugh.

Director of forensic chemistry receives excellence award

Savannah Workman, Journalist
May 21, 2020

LE100 explores campus action projects

Savannah Workman, Journalist
April 16, 2020

Student services transitioning needs

Savannah Workman, Journalist
April 3, 2020
Safety first: This information for the public is crucial. There were slideshows and fact sheets about tornados, floods, and thunderstorms. 

2020 Weather Spotting Presentation

Savannah Workman, Journalist
March 3, 2020

In search of self discovery

Savannah Workman, Journalist
September 7, 2019
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